We're a small company and a tight team – we work collaboratively, we share the load, we have deep specialist experience but often blend roles. The company is split into design, tech and production and we design and build digital products, using agile working methods. This involves iterative phases to ‘initiate’, ‘define’, ‘make’ and ‘learn’, providing the opportunity to get hands on throughout the entire process. We’re design tool-agnostic, using whatever is right for the job, but Figma and Framer are my go-to tools. I’ve grown with the company, wearing different hats along the way as our proposition has changed over the years. This has seen me working, at various times, more as a UX designer, a UI designer, interaction designer or design engineer. Some front-end web development training gives me a greater understanding and common language with the tech team, improving our collaboration. I’ve also enjoyed getting to grips with animation, and in turn, with advancing prototyping tools. With the agency now focused on e-commerce, I’ve worked for clients such as Graff, Belstaff and G-Shock. Prior to that, clients have included the British Paralympic Association, Team Sky, Foundry (IDG), Resident Advisor, Bowers and Wilkins and Eight Roads – with long-term relationships and several briefs over the years for each client.